» Chimichanga – Tex Mex Restaurant – Finchley
Unit 2b Chaplin Square, Great North Leisure Park, Finchley, London, N12 0GL
Focusing on traditional Mexican food, with an extensive authentic menu and a diverse range of beer and cocktails, Chimichanga – Finchley brings the heart of Mexico to your table. Chimichanga operates Mexican restaurants in various locations throughout the UK, including Peterborough, Portsmouth, Cardiff, Braintree, Ipswich, Lincoln and Chatham, as well as Finchley and South Woodford in …
165 Stonhouse Street, London, SW4 6BJ
A chic neighbourhood gastro-pub in a quiet spot off Clapham High Street, The Stonhouse is a contemporary drinking establishment with a cool, industrial-style restaurant. The Stonhouse’s gutsy menu specialises in steaks, including unusual meats like ostrich and springbok, rotisserie dishes and fresh fish, with daily specials such as shepherd’s pie. To accompany your meal at The Stonhouse, choose from an extensive selection of …
55-61 Tabernacle Street, London, EC2A 4AA
Special Offers:
Early Bird Set Menu: 2 courses £12.50 or 3 courses £15.50
Bringing the lustre of the fashionable West End to the heart of Shoreditch, award-winning Restaurant at McQueen pays homage to legend Steve McQueen in this trendy restaurant, bar and lounge. The diverse McQueen menu offers a range of American foods with a bit of Cajun flavour – Cajun …
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